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Postby xxlolaxx on Sat Feb 16, 2008 15:14 pm

hi

could anyone reccommend a particular place in tenerife to go for me and hubby we both 40+ and we like lively with places to go to.. but not dicos/clubs, hubby likes a pub/bar and we both want a hotel with entertainment, also i enjoy getting out an about but we dont drive so trips out by bus/coach/boat is for us. also some good sunbathing. we dont mind family places. and we aren't whingers haha. i'm just at a loss as where to go thats all. and as we eat out all the time full/half board doesnt matter..

please help
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Postby tom,s on Sat Feb 16, 2008 15:48 pm

hi, why dont you spoil yourselves and stay at cleopatra palace hotel,5* luxury.

it is right next to the beach in central pdla away from the disc areas of victorias strip,it is central so you can walk to los cristianos or puerto colon both lovely walks along the prom.

the bus stop is only a short walk where you can catch the bus to different places or you can go to the bus station and catch even more buses and express coaches to the capital santa cruz.

if you are using buses a lot i would go to the bus station and ask for a bono card as this gives you half price travel,they are 12e and 30e and you only need one card to share between yourselves.

you just say to the driver where you want to go and then put the card in the machine pull it out and put it in a second time for your other half,it prints out what you have left to use and if you run out you just pay the difference to the driver.

here is a map of the hotel and bus stop,hope this helps,tom.

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Postby xxlolaxx on Sun Feb 17, 2008 12:14 pm

thank you tom xx
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Postby HW iaintwoeyes on Sun Feb 17, 2008 13:20 pm

A little further away is Goa. You wouldn't want to drive, they're really mad drivers out there! It's lively, but not night clubs that go on and on till breakfast! Eating out is all part of the holiday. I am led to believe that eating our can cost as little as �5 per person for a meal and a few drinks.

If Goa seems a bit too much then a slightly quieter part of India and really beautiful is Kerela.
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Postby Angel52 on Sun Feb 17, 2008 16:01 pm

We in our 50s @ love TENERIFE there are loads of hotels @ apt to choose from we have stayed in most parts of PDLA @the adjoining resort of COSTA ADEJE we stay at the BOUGANVILLE PLAYA ,THE GRAND TINERFE @ THE MED PALACE ,thats 3 of the better ones all of these are close to the beaches @ plenty of bars,restaurants around all within easy walking distance,all depends on the budget really @whether you want s/c half board etc
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Postby xxlolaxx on Sun Feb 17, 2008 21:40 pm

thanx all

any particular tour operator??

i am not too fussed with the price really, but i do have to go in july, because of work commitments i have to take my hols then as i work in education... so no cheap weeks for me, dont mind s/c at all.. i eat out anyway.. i refuse to cook for the hubby haha.

thank you every1
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Postby Angel52 on Mon Feb 18, 2008 14:45 pm

We book with Thomas Cook i find them better as same hol with Thompsons was �200 more.Not tried going direct on net yet loads do. Also sometimes theres not much diff in price between s/c @half board though we tend to eat out as well. Happy hunting
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Postby Rickiebear on Sat Oct 25, 2008 07:47 am

Hi, we have been going to Puerto de la Cruz for many years, both with our children and now on our own. There are plenty of good hotels or self-catering apartments in all price ranges. Plenty of shops to suit all pockets, with a good shopping mall at La Villa just outside the town, with all the high street names including Zara. Because it is the 'original' holiday resort, ther are many traditional squares to sit and watch the world go by. There is a lovely beach with good facilities and buffet restaurent, eat as much as you want for €5-80. And an award winning sea-water lido. We love it, and am going back in 2 weeks time. Enjoy.
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